Found Objects: A Creative New Spin on Eurythmics Single It’s Alright (Baby’s Coming Back)

Described as a celebration of remix culture and the art of sampling, the project combines alternative and classic pop music with unexpected soundbites gathered from vintage advertisements, documentaries, films and television. The result is a series of imaginative audio collages that feel part remix, part radio drama and part pop culture time capsule.

The first volume features tracks inspired by artists including Kylie Minogue, Madonna, George Michael, Pet Shop Boys, Thomas Dolby, Suede, Darren Hayes and, of course, Eurythmics. Accompanying artwork forms a key part of the project, with each track receiving its own distinctive visual identity inspired by "found objects", ranging from vintage toys and postage stamps to retro typography and nostalgic imagery.

Of particular interest to Eurythmics fans is "It's Alright (Baby's Coming Back) (Arnie Gets In On A Justin Credible Mix)", which takes the original Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart composition and places it within a playful new context. The remix incorporates samples from The Terminator and the classic film Sunset Boulevard, creating an entertaining blend of familiar dialogue and contemporary beats layered around the original recording.

While unofficial in nature, Found Objects stands as a creative tribute to the enduring appeal of great songwriting and remix culture. It demonstrates how songs from the Eurythmics catalogue continue to inspire new interpretations and find fresh audiences decades after their original release.

Fans can explore the project and download tracks from Found Objects Volume 01 free of charge via the Cream magazine website. For those who appreciate inventive remixes, pop culture nostalgia and imaginative artwork, it is well worth a look.